PIANO LESSONS IN LONDON

Georges Sokol is a concert pianist, composer, and piano teacher based in central London (W1). If you are interested in private piano lessons with him, you will need to contact him via his website at http://www.gsokol.com or by email at pianolessons@gsokol.com. He is currently fully booked, but if you email him you will be put on his waiting list, and will usually be offered a trial lesson within 2 weeks of first contact.

Students of all ages and abilities are welcome. He is excellent at motivating his students to achieve their full potential.

His teaching philosophy is taken from his website:

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My Primary Goals
               
* I teach students how to learn.
* I match my teaching to the student's learning style (and not the other way round).
* I motivate my students by empowering them and introducing possibilities.

My Interaction with Students

* I will never be angry if you make a mistake.
* I will never be angry if you ask a question.
* I will only be upset if you do not try. If you do not try, I cannot teach you.
* If you do not understand, it is my fault, not yours.

My Foundations

* Piano lessons should be fun.
* Trying is often more important than succeeding.
* Piano study is not always going to be easy, but it should be satisfying.
* Exploration and creativity is encouraged.

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For more info, visit http://www.gsokol.com
Email: geo@gsokol.com
Phone: 020 7436 9609

His certifications are:

* Fully qualified (BA Oxon MA ARCM) with 8 years of full-time teaching experience.                       
* Full Member of the European Piano Teachers Association.
* Oxford University Music graduate
* Registered with the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music as an Examination Applicant.
 

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Students taking piano lessons in London generally come from Belgravia, Westminster (West End), Marylebone, Maida Vale, St John's Wood, Notting Hill, Strand, Kensington, Chelsea, Paddington, Mayfair piano lessons, soho, piano lessons Fitzrovia, Covent Garden, Bloomsbury, Hyde Park, Green Park, Piccadilly, Park Lane, the city, Moorgate, South Kensington, Swiss Cottage, Waterloo, Earls Court, Knightsbridge, Holland Park, Fulham, City of Westminster, Fleet Street, Regent's Park, King's Cross, Temple, Bayswater, Victoria, Southbank, Little Venice. There are not many piano teachers actually living in these areas, but some teach at piano shops or studios. Although some adult students arrange piano lessons on their lunch break, most do so after work on weekdays or sometimes at weekends. If you do not have a piano, do not worry. Piano teachers can advise on what instrument to acquire. Some students opt for a digital piano/keyboard as an alternative to an upright or grand piano.